The phrase "and imbue it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of infusing something with a particular quality or feeling.
Example: "The artist aimed to create a piece that would resonate with the audience and imbue it with a sense of nostalgia."
Alternatives: "and infuse it" or "and instill it".
The production, first seen at the National Theater of Bergen and the Norwegian Theater of Oslo, finds Mr. Wilson's visually bewitching, clean-lined approach smoothing away all the vulgar ebullience, the rough edges and the contrasting textures that define "Peer Gynt" and imbue it with its distinctive vibrance as a theatrical text.
He decided to create an updated version of Eliza and imbue it with his own personality -- something that could fire back witty repartee when users became irritable.
Like all Wilson and Wilson shows, News from the Seventh Floor will delight in the extraordinary that can be found in the ordinary, take the banal and imbue it with beauty.
A: My dream at this point is for this initiative to become an integral part of the Columbia experience, and imbue it with a flexibility so that it has the capacity to deal with whatever the civil and political rights issues will be 50 years from now, or 100 years from now.
We get to choose whether to squander the moment or invest and imbue it with what brings us alive.
Frank possesses the mystic/creative ability to form an immediate bond and identification with the world around him and imbue it with story and meaning -- turning it into art in the process.
The occupation has polarized Israeli politics and imbued it with issues of race and class.
And then there is the meaning-making: the part where your brain takes the noise and imbues it with significance.
It is as if this long perspective has permeated the narrative and imbued it with a sense of distance.
Obama effortlessly took in hand an even vaster audience and imbued it with his own serene sureness and seriousness.
Jack Pierson re-embodied Conceptual Art's emphasis on language and imbued it with the poetry of personal longing.
